I have purchased 4 i macs and 4 MBPR i might have spent beyond the $20k mark because i buy everything they put out like TIMECAPSULES i like to get MAC products because they work well together with no headaches. I have spent $20,000 total with APPLE for iMacs and MBPR. I am in MUSIC RECORDING and VIDEO so i need the max ram. PRO MACHINES need at least 32 or 64 RAM these days with all we are doing on them. WHY do APPLE allow you to upgrade the iMac’s RAM? i don’t get it? WHY not the MACBOOKS or MBPR? to me its forcing the LAPTOP customers a PROBLEM and a headache. I pay the TOP PRICE for a NEW APPLE MBPR when it first comes out so i should get to choose how much RAM i want and be able to INSTALL NEW Ram.
I do not like how apple decided to cut us off with the RAM issue, not being able to UPGRADE any COMPUTER’S RAM is really STUPID. I have the original 2008 MBP one of the first ones. I wish apple would allow the RAM to be open and unlimited on all models and let us choose how much RAM we want or need so i do not have to buy a new computer every time mine is out of date. And be sure to check out our My Upgrades tool to ensure your Mac runs High Sierra at its best! Check out the Rocket Yard’s complete WWDC 2017 coverage here. To find out if your Mac is macOS High Sierra-ready, simply click the Apple icon in the top left of your screen and select About This Mac.
Here is a list of all Macs compatible with High Sierra, which will be a free upgrade coming this fall: Related: Announces Memory Upgrades up to 64GB for New 27″ iMac One of the quieter pieces of news centered around Apple’s follow-up to macOS Sierra named “macOS High Sierra”, and it’s sure to please Sierra users.Īpple has not dropped support for any additional Macs, meaning High Sierra will be compatible with all Macs that are capable of running macOS Sierra. Apple made several hardware and software announcements at Monday’s WWDC 2017 keynote.
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